Security

Buildings don’t fall down, why should network security

CISOs could learn a lesson from the construction trades.

FCC proposal would limit AT&T, Verizon in spectrum auction

The commission is scheduled to vote Thursday on rules for a 2015 auction of TV spectrum

Privacy group sues UK snoops over phone hacking scheme

The new complaint comes on top of a flurry of similar legal filings

With the Internet of Things, smart buildings pose big risk

As buildings get more automated, they raise new security risks

Leading-Edge UTM: What C-Level Execs Need to Know

Here’s how to chat with your Facebook friends using encryption

Cryptocat can now pull a person's buddy list from Facebook

Reported NSA backdoors might open up networks to more threats

The agency intercepts devices and installs software that gives them access, an upcoming book says

Avast: Users frequently hitting websites loaded with ransomware

Avast's user base has landed on websites hosting ransomware more than 18 million times over six weeks

Research gives reason to double-check Heartbleed fix

As Patch Tuesday looms, Microsoft gives Windows 8.1 users a reprieve

Consumers now have until June 10 to get off Windows 8.1 and on Windows 8.1 Update to keep receiving patches